The Calvary Chronicle

9807 Church Road Dallas Texas ~ Church (214)348-5567 ~ School (214)343-7457 ~ wwwcalvarydallasorg

Volume 6 Issue 26

ldquoTo know Jesus and to make him known faithfully boldly and excellentlyrdquo

June 28 2020

LOOKING AHEAD

Sunday (628) 930a Worship

1100a Worship

1200p Voterrsquos Meeting

Saturday (74) 600p Worship

Sunday (75) 930a WorshipC

1100a WorshipC

2

Genesis 5016-19 ldquo lsquoI ask you to forgive your brothers the wrongs they committed in treating you so badlyrsquo Now please

forgive the sins of the servants of the God of your fatherrsquo When their message came to him Joseph wept His brothers

then came and threw themselves down before him lsquoWe are your slavesrsquo they said But Joseph said to them

ldquoDonrsquot be afraid Am I in the place of Godrsquordquo

Take a moment to think through your own relationships Do you have any in which forgiveness is missing from the picture either because it hasnrsquot been communicated clearly or because you havenrsquot offered it How does the picture look Tense Hurt Suspicious Angry Cold Silent What are the prospects for reconciliation Maybe we feel we are justified in holding a grudge in withholding the olive branch because we were wounded deeply It wasnrsquot just a one-time insult It wasnrsquot a single confidence betrayed It wasnrsquot an accidental attack on my reputation Maybe we arenrsquot convinced they even want our forgiveness They havenrsquot come to us to ask for it yet But living in unforgiveness is a miserable way to live isnrsquot it Itrsquos like going around with an emo-tional open wound The pain is always present It always runs the risk of getting dirt in it getting infected and festering up into something inflamed and ugly We canrsquot force others to desire or receive our forgiveness But God does expect us to desire to give it Itrsquos right there in the Lordrsquos Prayer ldquohellipas we forgive those who trespass against usrdquo Our relationship with him is the other and greater relationship we need to consider when people we know need to be forgiven Jesus once said it just this plainly ldquohellipif you do not forgive men their sins your Father will not forgive your sinsrdquo (Matthew 615) With him too reconciliation requires forgiveness Joseph knew that his brothers needed more than his word of forgiveness ldquoAm I in the place of Godrdquo He put this in the form of a question but the answer is obvious It was not right for Joseph to stand in judgment over these men who were sincerely sorry God himself forgave them Our world may make too much of the ldquowho are you to judge othersrdquo question It uses it to excuse or defend things that are selfish and hurtful as though there were no standards of right and wrong But there is a proper time for us to be reminded that God is the ultimate judge When someone offers sincere regret and apology where there is genuine repentance it is not for us to conclude the offense was too great to be forgiven We canrsquot claim moral superiority or control someone elsersquos fate Like Joseph we are not in the place of God Actually the opposite is true We are not in the place of God But God did stand in the place of us He stood in our place not as judge but as sinner When Jesus went to the cross God was in the place of each one of us being judged for the sins that we have committed The judgment on our sin has been given and the sentence served The Lord is intent on us knowing that all has been forgiven just so that we donrsquot end up living under the kind of fear and insecurity toward God that Josephrsquos brothers had toward him Our Lord has purchased and given the forgiveness that not only reconciled him to us It gives us faith in place of fear and reconciles us to him Thatrsquos the comfort of forgiveness given

Article by John Vieths Pastor ~ bitsofbreadorg ~ November 13 2019

lsquoReconciliation Requires Forgivenessrsquo

3

John Koelpin Pastor ~ Cell - (214)549-9347 (CallText) ~ Email - jkoelpincalvarydallasorg

Pentecost Sermon Series

The Christian Faith One Word at a Time

Paulrsquos letter to the Romans is a theological

masterpiece In anticipation of a visit to

Rome ndash a stopping point on Paulrsquos journey

westward ndash Paul outlined the main points

of Christian doctrine presumably to

confirm the unity of faith and confession

between Paul and the Christians in Rome The book of Romans is as close to a ldquoBible

Information Classrdquo or ldquoBible 101 Courserdquo as there is in the New Testament

During the first sixteen weeks of the Pentecost Season (after the celebrations that occur

on the first two weeks of the season Pentecost Day and Holy Trinity) Year A of the

liturgical calendar follows a series of readings through Paulrsquos letter to the Romans

The lessons read like a curriculum for instruction in Christian doctrine and provide the

congregation an excellent opportunity to walk through the basics one word at a time

Throughout the summer months and into the fall of the year our sermons will delve into

the foundational teachings of the Christian Faith as explained by Paul in Romans It is

ldquoThe Christian Faith One Word at a Timerdquo

Pentecost 2 (614) Atonement Pentecost 10 (89) Chosen

Pentecost 3 (621) Righteousness Pentecost 11 (816) Inseparable

Pentecost 4 (628) Reconciliation Pentecost 12 (823) Roots

Pentecost 5 (75) Reversal Pentecost 13 (830) Grafted

Pentecost 6 (712) Buried Pentecost 14 (96) Awe

Pentecost 7 (719) Battling Pentecost 15 (913) Sacrifice

Pentecost 8 (726) Longing Pentecost 16 (920) Love

Pentecost 9 (82) Praying Pentecost 17 (927) Freedom

Practical Tip for Personal Preparation Stay ahead of the liturgical calendar Begin

reading through the Book of Romans today taking a chapter each week In sixteen

weeks you will be finished By starting now you will be able to anticipate what each

weekrsquos message is about Use the liturgical calendar on page 163 of Christian Worship

A Lutheran Hymnal to re-read each weeks lesson and consider how the above words

capture the theme of the lesson

4

The WELS Missions office is partnering with the Lutheran Womens Missionary Society (LWMS) to host an online event called Taste and See from June 27-July 11 This first-of-its-kind FREE event will combine the very best of Taste of Missions and the LWMS convention to provide all WELS members an opportunity to be an important part of gospel outreach occurring in our synod

We invite you to join us Taste and See will provide opportunities for you to learn about WELS home and world mission work through various livestreamed events presentations daily devotions and more Participate in family-friendly scavenger hunts download coloring pages for kids and try your hand at making ethnic recipes shares by our missionaries

We have launched a new website welstasteandseecom that will host all of the videos and activities for the two-week event Visit the website today to register to participate and subscribe for e-mail updates regarding online festivities Anyone who registers will be entered to win a gift certificate for the 2021 LWMS convention in Cincinnati Ohio (a $195 value) The certificate can also be gifted to someone if the winner is not able to attend

Save the dates for the following livestreamed events which provide opportunities for WELS members to come together and encourage one another Join on the WELS Mis-sions or LWMS Facebook pages or on the Taste and See website at the following times

Saturday June 27 11 am Central Opening worship service immediately followed by the LWMS flag presentation

Wednesday July 1 7 pm Central Home Missions QampA panel Wednesday July 8 7 pm Central World Missions QampA panel Saturday July 11 6 pm Central Closing worship service featuring the

commissioning of three world missionaries and one home missionary immediately followed by a QampA panel with the newly commissioned missionaries

The LWMS Awareness Committee has put together ideas and resources that people can use to host Taste and See watch parties at their congregations LWMS circuit gatherings or even in their homes

WELS Home and World Missions and LWMS are excited to join with you and other brothers and sisters around the world as we together say Taste and see that the Lord is good

Taste and See

Stacey Jackson Church Secretary ~ Email - churchseccalvarydallasorg

2

Genesis 5016-19 ldquo lsquoI ask you to forgive your brothers the wrongs they committed in treating you so badlyrsquo Now please

forgive the sins of the servants of the God of your fatherrsquo When their message came to him Joseph wept His brothers

then came and threw themselves down before him lsquoWe are your slavesrsquo they said But Joseph said to them

ldquoDonrsquot be afraid Am I in the place of Godrsquordquo

Take a moment to think through your own relationships Do you have any in which forgiveness is missing from the picture either because it hasnrsquot been communicated clearly or because you havenrsquot offered it How does the picture look Tense Hurt Suspicious Angry Cold Silent What are the prospects for reconciliation Maybe we feel we are justified in holding a grudge in withholding the olive branch because we were wounded deeply It wasnrsquot just a one-time insult It wasnrsquot a single confidence betrayed It wasnrsquot an accidental attack on my reputation Maybe we arenrsquot convinced they even want our forgiveness They havenrsquot come to us to ask for it yet But living in unforgiveness is a miserable way to live isnrsquot it Itrsquos like going around with an emo-tional open wound The pain is always present It always runs the risk of getting dirt in it getting infected and festering up into something inflamed and ugly We canrsquot force others to desire or receive our forgiveness But God does expect us to desire to give it Itrsquos right there in the Lordrsquos Prayer ldquohellipas we forgive those who trespass against usrdquo Our relationship with him is the other and greater relationship we need to consider when people we know need to be forgiven Jesus once said it just this plainly ldquohellipif you do not forgive men their sins your Father will not forgive your sinsrdquo (Matthew 615) With him too reconciliation requires forgiveness Joseph knew that his brothers needed more than his word of forgiveness ldquoAm I in the place of Godrdquo He put this in the form of a question but the answer is obvious It was not right for Joseph to stand in judgment over these men who were sincerely sorry God himself forgave them Our world may make too much of the ldquowho are you to judge othersrdquo question It uses it to excuse or defend things that are selfish and hurtful as though there were no standards of right and wrong But there is a proper time for us to be reminded that God is the ultimate judge When someone offers sincere regret and apology where there is genuine repentance it is not for us to conclude the offense was too great to be forgiven We canrsquot claim moral superiority or control someone elsersquos fate Like Joseph we are not in the place of God Actually the opposite is true We are not in the place of God But God did stand in the place of us He stood in our place not as judge but as sinner When Jesus went to the cross God was in the place of each one of us being judged for the sins that we have committed The judgment on our sin has been given and the sentence served The Lord is intent on us knowing that all has been forgiven just so that we donrsquot end up living under the kind of fear and insecurity toward God that Josephrsquos brothers had toward him Our Lord has purchased and given the forgiveness that not only reconciled him to us It gives us faith in place of fear and reconciles us to him Thatrsquos the comfort of forgiveness given

Article by John Vieths Pastor ~ bitsofbreadorg ~ November 13 2019

lsquoReconciliation Requires Forgivenessrsquo

3

John Koelpin Pastor ~ Cell - (214)549-9347 (CallText) ~ Email - jkoelpincalvarydallasorg

Pentecost Sermon Series

The Christian Faith One Word at a Time

Paulrsquos letter to the Romans is a theological

masterpiece In anticipation of a visit to

Rome ndash a stopping point on Paulrsquos journey

westward ndash Paul outlined the main points

of Christian doctrine presumably to

confirm the unity of faith and confession

between Paul and the Christians in Rome The book of Romans is as close to a ldquoBible

Information Classrdquo or ldquoBible 101 Courserdquo as there is in the New Testament

During the first sixteen weeks of the Pentecost Season (after the celebrations that occur

on the first two weeks of the season Pentecost Day and Holy Trinity) Year A of the

liturgical calendar follows a series of readings through Paulrsquos letter to the Romans

The lessons read like a curriculum for instruction in Christian doctrine and provide the

congregation an excellent opportunity to walk through the basics one word at a time

Throughout the summer months and into the fall of the year our sermons will delve into

the foundational teachings of the Christian Faith as explained by Paul in Romans It is

ldquoThe Christian Faith One Word at a Timerdquo

Pentecost 2 (614) Atonement Pentecost 10 (89) Chosen

Pentecost 3 (621) Righteousness Pentecost 11 (816) Inseparable

Pentecost 4 (628) Reconciliation Pentecost 12 (823) Roots

Pentecost 5 (75) Reversal Pentecost 13 (830) Grafted

Pentecost 6 (712) Buried Pentecost 14 (96) Awe

Pentecost 7 (719) Battling Pentecost 15 (913) Sacrifice

Pentecost 8 (726) Longing Pentecost 16 (920) Love

Pentecost 9 (82) Praying Pentecost 17 (927) Freedom

Practical Tip for Personal Preparation Stay ahead of the liturgical calendar Begin

reading through the Book of Romans today taking a chapter each week In sixteen

weeks you will be finished By starting now you will be able to anticipate what each

weekrsquos message is about Use the liturgical calendar on page 163 of Christian Worship

A Lutheran Hymnal to re-read each weeks lesson and consider how the above words

capture the theme of the lesson

4

The WELS Missions office is partnering with the Lutheran Womens Missionary Society (LWMS) to host an online event called Taste and See from June 27-July 11 This first-of-its-kind FREE event will combine the very best of Taste of Missions and the LWMS convention to provide all WELS members an opportunity to be an important part of gospel outreach occurring in our synod

We invite you to join us Taste and See will provide opportunities for you to learn about WELS home and world mission work through various livestreamed events presentations daily devotions and more Participate in family-friendly scavenger hunts download coloring pages for kids and try your hand at making ethnic recipes shares by our missionaries

We have launched a new website welstasteandseecom that will host all of the videos and activities for the two-week event Visit the website today to register to participate and subscribe for e-mail updates regarding online festivities Anyone who registers will be entered to win a gift certificate for the 2021 LWMS convention in Cincinnati Ohio (a $195 value) The certificate can also be gifted to someone if the winner is not able to attend

Save the dates for the following livestreamed events which provide opportunities for WELS members to come together and encourage one another Join on the WELS Mis-sions or LWMS Facebook pages or on the Taste and See website at the following times

Saturday June 27 11 am Central Opening worship service immediately followed by the LWMS flag presentation

Wednesday July 1 7 pm Central Home Missions QampA panel Wednesday July 8 7 pm Central World Missions QampA panel Saturday July 11 6 pm Central Closing worship service featuring the

commissioning of three world missionaries and one home missionary immediately followed by a QampA panel with the newly commissioned missionaries

The LWMS Awareness Committee has put together ideas and resources that people can use to host Taste and See watch parties at their congregations LWMS circuit gatherings or even in their homes

WELS Home and World Missions and LWMS are excited to join with you and other brothers and sisters around the world as we together say Taste and see that the Lord is good

Taste and See

Stacey Jackson Church Secretary ~ Email - churchseccalvarydallasorg

3

John Koelpin Pastor ~ Cell - (214)549-9347 (CallText) ~ Email - jkoelpincalvarydallasorg

Pentecost Sermon Series

The Christian Faith One Word at a Time

Paulrsquos letter to the Romans is a theological

masterpiece In anticipation of a visit to

Rome ndash a stopping point on Paulrsquos journey

westward ndash Paul outlined the main points

of Christian doctrine presumably to

confirm the unity of faith and confession

between Paul and the Christians in Rome The book of Romans is as close to a ldquoBible

Information Classrdquo or ldquoBible 101 Courserdquo as there is in the New Testament

During the first sixteen weeks of the Pentecost Season (after the celebrations that occur

on the first two weeks of the season Pentecost Day and Holy Trinity) Year A of the

liturgical calendar follows a series of readings through Paulrsquos letter to the Romans

The lessons read like a curriculum for instruction in Christian doctrine and provide the

congregation an excellent opportunity to walk through the basics one word at a time

Throughout the summer months and into the fall of the year our sermons will delve into

the foundational teachings of the Christian Faith as explained by Paul in Romans It is

ldquoThe Christian Faith One Word at a Timerdquo

Pentecost 2 (614) Atonement Pentecost 10 (89) Chosen

Pentecost 3 (621) Righteousness Pentecost 11 (816) Inseparable

Pentecost 4 (628) Reconciliation Pentecost 12 (823) Roots

Pentecost 5 (75) Reversal Pentecost 13 (830) Grafted

Pentecost 6 (712) Buried Pentecost 14 (96) Awe

Pentecost 7 (719) Battling Pentecost 15 (913) Sacrifice

Pentecost 8 (726) Longing Pentecost 16 (920) Love

Pentecost 9 (82) Praying Pentecost 17 (927) Freedom

Practical Tip for Personal Preparation Stay ahead of the liturgical calendar Begin

reading through the Book of Romans today taking a chapter each week In sixteen

weeks you will be finished By starting now you will be able to anticipate what each

weekrsquos message is about Use the liturgical calendar on page 163 of Christian Worship

A Lutheran Hymnal to re-read each weeks lesson and consider how the above words

capture the theme of the lesson

4

The WELS Missions office is partnering with the Lutheran Womens Missionary Society (LWMS) to host an online event called Taste and See from June 27-July 11 This first-of-its-kind FREE event will combine the very best of Taste of Missions and the LWMS convention to provide all WELS members an opportunity to be an important part of gospel outreach occurring in our synod

We invite you to join us Taste and See will provide opportunities for you to learn about WELS home and world mission work through various livestreamed events presentations daily devotions and more Participate in family-friendly scavenger hunts download coloring pages for kids and try your hand at making ethnic recipes shares by our missionaries

We have launched a new website welstasteandseecom that will host all of the videos and activities for the two-week event Visit the website today to register to participate and subscribe for e-mail updates regarding online festivities Anyone who registers will be entered to win a gift certificate for the 2021 LWMS convention in Cincinnati Ohio (a $195 value) The certificate can also be gifted to someone if the winner is not able to attend

Save the dates for the following livestreamed events which provide opportunities for WELS members to come together and encourage one another Join on the WELS Mis-sions or LWMS Facebook pages or on the Taste and See website at the following times

Saturday June 27 11 am Central Opening worship service immediately followed by the LWMS flag presentation

Wednesday July 1 7 pm Central Home Missions QampA panel Wednesday July 8 7 pm Central World Missions QampA panel Saturday July 11 6 pm Central Closing worship service featuring the

commissioning of three world missionaries and one home missionary immediately followed by a QampA panel with the newly commissioned missionaries

The LWMS Awareness Committee has put together ideas and resources that people can use to host Taste and See watch parties at their congregations LWMS circuit gatherings or even in their homes

WELS Home and World Missions and LWMS are excited to join with you and other brothers and sisters around the world as we together say Taste and see that the Lord is good

Taste and See

Stacey Jackson Church Secretary ~ Email - churchseccalvarydallasorg

4

The WELS Missions office is partnering with the Lutheran Womens Missionary Society (LWMS) to host an online event called Taste and See from June 27-July 11 This first-of-its-kind FREE event will combine the very best of Taste of Missions and the LWMS convention to provide all WELS members an opportunity to be an important part of gospel outreach occurring in our synod

We invite you to join us Taste and See will provide opportunities for you to learn about WELS home and world mission work through various livestreamed events presentations daily devotions and more Participate in family-friendly scavenger hunts download coloring pages for kids and try your hand at making ethnic recipes shares by our missionaries

We have launched a new website welstasteandseecom that will host all of the videos and activities for the two-week event Visit the website today to register to participate and subscribe for e-mail updates regarding online festivities Anyone who registers will be entered to win a gift certificate for the 2021 LWMS convention in Cincinnati Ohio (a $195 value) The certificate can also be gifted to someone if the winner is not able to attend

Save the dates for the following livestreamed events which provide opportunities for WELS members to come together and encourage one another Join on the WELS Mis-sions or LWMS Facebook pages or on the Taste and See website at the following times

Saturday June 27 11 am Central Opening worship service immediately followed by the LWMS flag presentation

Wednesday July 1 7 pm Central Home Missions QampA panel Wednesday July 8 7 pm Central World Missions QampA panel Saturday July 11 6 pm Central Closing worship service featuring the

commissioning of three world missionaries and one home missionary immediately followed by a QampA panel with the newly commissioned missionaries

The LWMS Awareness Committee has put together ideas and resources that people can use to host Taste and See watch parties at their congregations LWMS circuit gatherings or even in their homes

WELS Home and World Missions and LWMS are excited to join with you and other brothers and sisters around the world as we together say Taste and see that the Lord is good

Taste and See

Stacey Jackson Church Secretary ~ Email - churchseccalvarydallasorg

5

Beckie Koelpin School Secretary ~ Email - schoolseccalvarydallasorg

Confirmands amp Graduates

Confirmands

Gabriella Cecile Hamilton

Lorelei Denise Jackson

Noah Alexander Koelpin

Matthew Raymond Machaj

Jessica Renee Quam

Rachael Riya Singh

Graduates

Cadman Jackson graduated from Lake Highlands High School on June 5 2020 Cadman intends to continue his studies at a community college as he works towards becoming a lawyer

Josiah Koelpin graduated from Luther Preparatory School in a virtual ceremony on May 23 2020 Upon graduation he was awarded the MLC Messenger Scholarship the Anne Hahm Scholarship the Arnold O and Esther J Lehmann Music Award and a Christ

Lutheran Pastoral Grant Josiah intends on continuing his studies at Martin Luther College in New Ulm MN in the pastoral studies program

Tyler Pringle graduated high school from Dallas Lutheran School as the Salutatorian on May 30th He was a member of the National Honor Society Spanish Honor Society DLS Ambassadors student council and received Math Excellence Award and Spanish Department Award Tylerrsquos college plans are to attend Richland and Collin Community College to work towards an Associates degree in Fire Science and attend Fire Academy

If we missed your graduation please let us know so we can celebrate with you

6

OFFERINGS Our ministry is supported through the offerings of Godrsquos people

Traditionally these offerings are placed into an offering plate passed during each wor-

ship service God does not need your money Itrsquos all His already However He loves

the generosity of giving as part of a joyful response to His generous love for us Today

we have many opportunities to give our offerings

Online Click the GIVE button at the top of the

webpage at calvarydallasorg then click the red

Give Now button You can sign up for one-time

or reoccurring gifts

Mail Mail a check to Calvary Lutheran 9807 Church Rd Dallas TX 75238 We are

still gathering and depositing these gifts weekly

App Download the Give Plus app and search with 75238

as the zip code Select Calvary Lutheran in Dallas as your

church and sign up for one-time or reoccurring gifts

Text Send a text 833-948-2221 with the dollar amount you want to give Receive a

text back with simple set-up instructions All gifts go directly to Calvary

If you need assistance with any of these giving methods please contact the Church

Secretary at churchseccalvarydallasorg

For those interested in the current financial situation We have seen a decrease in

offerings as we have to more online worship and decreased attendance Calvary does

need continued support to operate in the same manner All of the above options are

excellent ways to provide that support

ldquoBut just as you excel in everything in complete earnestness and in

your love for us ndash see that you also excel in this grace of giving

2 Corinthians 87

Ways to Give

6

OFFERINGS Our ministry is supported through the offerings of Godrsquos people

Traditionally these offerings are placed into an offering plate passed during each wor-

ship service God does not need your money Itrsquos all His already However He loves

the generosity of giving as part of a joyful response to His generous love for us Today

we have many opportunities to give our offerings

Online Click the GIVE button at the top of the

webpage at calvarydallasorg then click the red

Give Now button You can sign up for one-time

or reoccurring gifts

Mail Mail a check to Calvary Lutheran 9807 Church Rd Dallas TX 75238 We are

still gathering and depositing these gifts weekly

App Download the Give Plus app and search with 75238

as the zip code Select Calvary Lutheran in Dallas as your

church and sign up for one-time or reoccurring gifts

Text Send a text 833-948-2221 with the dollar amount you want to give Receive a

text back with simple set-up instructions All gifts go directly to Calvary

If you need assistance with any of these giving methods please contact the Church

Secretary at churchseccalvarydallasorg

For those interested in the current financial situation We have seen a decrease in

offerings as we have to more online worship and decreased attendance Calvary does

need continued support to operate in the same manner All of the above options are

excellent ways to provide that support

ldquoBut just as you excel in everything in complete earnestness and in

your love for us ndash see that you also excel in this grace of giving

2 Corinthians 87

Ways to Give

7

Jonathan Rust 628

Amanda Blanc 629

Tina Beavan 630

Sandi Adair 703

Lynette Ramsey 703

Melanie Dodson 703

Carissa Horton 704

Jim amp Patti Henrickson ~ June 28th 1986

Ron amp Barbara Read ~ June 30th 1984

Deborah and Barak

Bible Reading Judges 41-16

Key Point God saves his people

Memory Verse ldquoThe LORD is my light

and my salvation - whom shall I fearrdquo

Psalm 271

Prayer Dear Father in heaven

we know that our sins separated us

from you but you have saved us from

our sins by forgiving us in Jesus

our Savior Make our faith and love

for Jesus stronger every day Amen

Today in Sunday School

8

9807 Church Road Dallas Texas ~ Church (214)348-5567 ~ School (214)343-7457 ~ wwwcalvarydallasorg

Our Response To the Word

IN TIME AND GIFTS

Worshipers Last Weekend 124 Present amp 59 Online

Given to the Glory of God for May 2020 $72216

Needed monthly for Godrsquos Work $64723

IN TALENTS THIS WEEKEND

PreacherLiturgist Pastor John Koelpin

Pianist Dawn Aswege or Sarah Schemm

AudioVisual Rick Jackson and John McCarthy

Elders amp Ushers

Saturday Rick Jackson

930am Wally Gutzmer amp Gary Quam

1100am Dale Burgdorf amp Don Canning

Mowing Crew

74 Beavan Team

711 Skip Week

718 Barbour Team

725 Skip Week

81 Skip Week

NEXT SUNDAYrsquoS READINGS

First Lesson Jeremiah 207-13

Psalm 31

Second Lesson Romans 512-15

Gospel Reading Matthew 1024-42

8

9807 Church Road Dallas Texas ~ Church (214)348-5567 ~ School (214)343-7457 ~ wwwcalvarydallasorg

Our Response To the Word

IN TIME AND GIFTS

Worshipers Last Weekend 124 Present amp 59 Online

Given to the Glory of God for May 2020 $72216

Needed monthly for Godrsquos Work $64723

IN TALENTS THIS WEEKEND

PreacherLiturgist Pastor John Koelpin

Pianist Dawn Aswege or Sarah Schemm

AudioVisual Rick Jackson and John McCarthy

Elders amp Ushers

Saturday Rick Jackson

930am Wally Gutzmer amp Gary Quam

1100am Dale Burgdorf amp Don Canning

Mowing Crew

74 Beavan Team

711 Skip Week

718 Barbour Team

725 Skip Week

81 Skip Week

NEXT SUNDAYrsquoS READINGS

First Lesson Jeremiah 207-13

Psalm 31

Second Lesson Romans 512-15

Gospel Reading Matthew 1024-42